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In which writer Dennis Hopeless returns to the show for an informal introduction to the (first) mutant messiah; Cable is the best-case retcon scenario; Summerses don’t get to retire; calculating relative character age remains functionally impossible; Cable is Marsha to Stryfe’s Jan; and there’s probably already a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta about all of this.
That one time Cable and Stryfe shared a bodyCable (Nathan Christopher Charles Summers)Spinning nonsense into goldCable and X-ForceCable’s controversial creative originsCollaborative character creationCable origins that might have beenA whole lot of time travelA whole lot of Summers family nonsenseProfessor (Ship)Tyler Dayspring (Tolliver)Hope SummersHow to make Cable interestingWhat to do after you save the worldStill more time travelLook, there’s a lot of time travel, okay?Old-man strengthStryfeDavid Willis’s theory of Batman humor (and Jay’s derivative theory of Stryfe humor)Muscle MarchCable’s role on teamsStryfe vs. HopeCable’s theoretical legal careerQuantum operetta theoryNEXT EPISODE: Cable’s on-page debut!
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